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I was kinda hoping that Elliot somehow tries to make amends with Olivia Cortez, i hope we get to re-visit her in a later episode. I also want to see Dom have a happy ending after she got stabbed.
That can't be right. Elliot is not going to make himself a danger to Whiterose by holding all that money. He's going to completely fuck her up by making the money disappear. The transfers were done at Cyprus National Bank (generic CNB numbers patched together).
I do believe there's one more scene that we should expect from Olivia (I don't recall this being in the earlier episodes unless it's a deleted scene).
There was a scene in the trailer where she asks Elliot if what he did was worth hurting people. I imagine this is because Elliot tries to make amends with her, but she's still damaged by his antics in trying to get her and her boss's credentials.
Oof, I must've missed it. Man, it would've been so good if he did try to make amends and that's what she told him.
Yeah, its when he
becomes her villain sorta. He basically comes clean, tells her what he is up to, and that he drugged her drink and she goes into the bathroom and slits her wrists
Wow I can't believe it's been 10 years. I got bored with it pretty early on and quit, but it's nice that some people liked it. Same with Hell on Wheels.
That would be such a terrible cop-out, I really believe Esmail is above that.
Panama Papers are real and likely the influence of the Cyprus bank. Rich people aren't always the most intelligent.
Didn't need Trump in the show. Esmail could have kept that garbage out of it and had a perfect run of a season(so far). The show is before he ever announced to run for office, and irl its obvious he's just a big buffoon being told what to do.
Whiterose started orchestrating his presidential run in season 3 with that Infowars guy.
I don't need a stand in for him to understand she has power. Esmail is better than that.
So acknowleding him and putting him in your tv show is a way to show hate? In a show with an alternate reality from 2015 going on? Seems like a waste of production and time based on a show that everything seems to be so meticulously planned out.
Amazing how they turned him from a villian who probably should have been in jail or dead by now to having the audience rooting for him to get one over Whiterose. Part writing, part fantastic performance.
I can't remember why but I just remember that there was a time where I actually liked seeing him get slayed by whiterose
I'm a little anxious about the next episode. I have the same feeling as when I saw Twin Peaks The Return Part 17. Like, where the hell do we go from here after we got what would otherwise be the finale in any normal show?
What if the next episode is Elliot buying his apartment building. Like all the bureaucratic stuff.
Elliot deciding on what paneling provides the best investment.
I heard that Elliot and Piccolo learn how to drive in this one.
I just realized that this is probably where the fourth season would likely have ended had they followed through with the 5 season plan, plot wise. Likely would have an extra episode somewhere to get it to 10 and end with a cliffhanger of some sort. Last season would then be aftermath, dealing with Whiterose and her project, etc.
I regret binge-watching to catch up the past two weeks only to have to wait for the final four episodes. Been enjoying this season so far.
One thing that sticks out like a sore thumb to me is how much happens on Christmas Day alone, but I don't take a huge issue with it.
One thing that sticks out like a sore thumb to me is how much happens on Christmas Day alone, but I don't take a huge issue with it.
I kept waiting for the other shoe to drop. Even when the credits hit it seemed too positive for this show!
I can. I think this episode is really effectively builds tension to the max. These two will never live without anxiety or paranoia.
I found this episode to be very similar to the finale of The Soprano from the point that you are really put in Tony's shoes just waiting for the bottom to constantly fallout.
How so?
Both characters end up in a cross roads that sets them up for what they ultimately need
- Dom breaks free and gets her first real sleep in "5 years"
- Darlene starts to learn to be by her self and not co-dependent with Elliot, or Dom or any of the other people
Talk about subverting expectations.
I was nervous throughout. Semi happy ending and likely the only one we'll get to this story.
Glad neither of them died.
I was nervous throughout. Semi happy ending and likely the only one we'll get to this story.
Glad neither of them died.
Precisely. I think the issue is that people wanted to believe the air crash theory, but on its own, episode 410 is more about character development. The common theme is about letting go. Darlene learns to let go of her obsessive codependency (which was a sharp reaction to Cisco's death), and Dom learns to let go of paranoia and negative emotions.
Not to mention, it no longer makes sense for the Dark Army to do a grand destructive scene like crashing an airplane. They no longer have the monetary resources or the power structures in place to enable them to do it.